Throughout my career, as a clinically trained psychotherapist, counselor educator, supervisor, and holistic healer, I was often referred to by my clients as their "Dark Fairy Godmother," and I loved guiding my clients towards finding their authentic selves—hence the name of my practice! However, over time, I realized that many “evidence-based” models I was trained to use overlooked my and other women’s lived experiences and the vital role that femininity plays in the healing process.

This realization led me to research the practices of female folk and Indigenous healers, which revealed a different kind of wisdom: one that teaches all individuals, regardless of gender, to honor their intuition and the inner soul essence. Therefore, this understanding inspired me to step away from traditional psychotherapy and pursue a path rooted in the wisdom of the feminine.

From that journey, my Yonic Theory approach was born: a psycho-spiritual model of women’s self-actualization that celebrates intuition, embodiment, and the sacred currents of feminine wisdom, which have been silenced throughout history.

Today, I share this approach through workshops, trainings, and supervision for mental health and wellness professionals who want to guide women toward their fullest, most authentic selves—beyond rigid protocols, metrics, or “one-size-fits-all” frameworks.

To explore my research, I invite you to visit The Yonic Journal, a collection of reflections, articles, essays, and explorations on my Yonic Theory approach—as a living archive of feminine knowledge and intuitive guidance.

Learn more by exploring the resources below!